Dizzy Balloon’s Parachute Won’t Open

By Nate Seltenrich

Piedmont pop-rock band Dizzy Balloon took an unassailably goofy submission to Live 105’s Not So Silent Night opening act contest and turned it into something awesome.

Nate Seltenrich
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